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This Critic's 20-minute Rule

Marshall Fine | Posted 04.23.2013 | Entertainment
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Marshall Fine

Over the years, I've developed what I refer to as the 20-minute rule. It basically says that a movie that hasn't hooked me in the first 20 minutes probably isn't going to.

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Zac Efron On What He's Learned From Dennis Quaid

HuffingtonPost.com | Leigh Blickley | Posted 04.21.2013 | Celebrity
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Zac Efron may be loved by teenage girls around the world, but he's trying his best to step away from his "High School Musical" days and focus on becom...

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Toronto Festival Conclusions: The Oscar race Begins

Marshall Fine | Posted 11.13.2012 | Entertainment
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Marshall Fine

While this year's best-picture winner may in fact have played at TIFF 2012, there was no huge critical groundswell around a realistic contender, the way there was last year.

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